A 164-member delegation will meet President Draupadi Murmu to present a new picture of Bastar's culture, traditions and development before the country.
Raipur. An important initiative has been taken towards presenting the rich tribal culture, social traditions and new picture of the rapidly changing Bastar at the national level. For this purpose, a delegation of a total of 164 people including Pargana Manjhi of Bastar, Chalaki, community head, famous tribal youth artists associated with Bastar Pandum-2026, society representatives and Padmashree awardees, has left for Delhi.
This delegation will meet the President of India, Smt. Draupadi Murmu during a program organized at Rashtrapati Bhavan on 30 July 2026. On this occasion, the representatives will give information to the President about the glorious folk culture, traditional social system, customs and tribal life values of Bastar.
New message of changing Bastar will be presented before President Draupadi Murmu
The members of the delegation will also present the message to President Draupadi Murmu that Bastar is no longer known only by the challenges of the past. In the last few years, the region has entered a new era of peace, development and trust. The representatives will tell that today the youth of Bastar are creating a new identity at the national level on the basis of their culture, art, sports and talent. The development-oriented schemes of the government and the continuous efforts of the security forces have achieved remarkable success in the fight against Naxalism. As a result, education, tourism, employment and general life have got a new impetus.
Peace, development and democratic participation become the new identity of Bastar
The delegation will also express gratitude to the President on behalf of the people of Bastar. It will also give the message that now the identity of Bastar is not limited only to dense forests, natural beauty and tribal culture. Today Bastar is emerging as a symbol of peace, development, democratic participation and new hopes. The youth here want to set an example in front of the entire country that Naya Bastar is the Bastar of opportunities, confidence and progress.
Echo of Bastar's folk culture and traditions will reach Rashtrapati Bhavan
Before leaving for Delhi, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma greeted all the members of the delegation. He said that this party is not only representing Bastar, but will represent the rich tribal culture, traditions and glorious heritage of entire Chhattisgarh. He said that the echo of Bastar's folk culture, customs, social values and traditions reaching Rashtrapati Bhavan is a matter of pride for the entire state.
Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma said- Now the identity of Bastar is changing.
Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma said that Bastar is going through a phase of rapid change. This area, once known by the shadow of Naxalism, is now creating a new identity of peace, education, tourism, sports and cultural awareness. He said that the youth of Bastar will reach the highest constitutional body of the country and present the story of this positive change in front of the country. The delegation will also express before the President the gratitude of the people of Bastar for the cooperation and leadership of the country in the decisive fight against Naxalism. He expressed confidence that this Yatra will give a message to the entire country that today's Bastar is not a Bastar of fear and violence, but of trust, development, culture and new opportunities.
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